Summary
This case concerned an appeal of a trial court opinion in a divorce case in Indiana. The trial court based the value of a warehousing and logistics business on an offer to purchase the business the daughter of the divorcing parties presented at trial. The mother, the owner operator of the business, rejected the offer, made prior to the filing for dissolution of marriage. The appellate court remanded the decision of the trial court for revaluation of the business with instructions to determine a value within the valuation conclusions experts submitted for each party at trial.
Nix v. Nix
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Indiana Appellate Court Remands Value of Business—Trial Court Value Based on a Defective Offer to Purchase
This case concerned an appeal of a trial court opinion in a divorce case in Indiana. The trial court based the value of a warehousing and logistics business on an offer to purchase the business the daughter of the divorcing parties presented at trial. The mother, the owner operator of the business, rejected the offer, made prior to the filing for dissolution of marriage. The appellate court remanded the decision of the trial court for revaluation of the business with instructions to determine a value within the valuation conclusions experts submitted for each party at trial.